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Area of Science:

Control Systems Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Nonlinear Dynamics

Background:

State-constrained systems present significant challenges in control design.
Existing control schemes often struggle to guarantee state constraints are met throughout the system's operation.
Adaptive neural control offers a promising approach for complex systems but requires careful constraint handling.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an adaptive neural tracking control algorithm for state-constrained systems.
To ensure all system states remain within predefined constraints at all times.
To achieve fixed-time convergence of the tracking error.

Main Methods:

A novel fixed-time stability criterion was developed.
An adaptive neural control algorithm was designed based on this criterion.
A unique approach was implemented to ensure virtual control signals satisfy state constraints.

Main Results:

The proposed adaptive neural tracking controller ensures fixed-time convergence of tracking errors.
All system states were demonstrated to strictly adhere to their defined constraints.
The novel method guarantees virtual control signals meet state constraints, preventing violations.

Conclusions:

The developed adaptive neural control strategy effectively addresses state-constrained systems.
The approach guarantees both performance (fixed-time tracking) and safety (state constraint satisfaction).
Simulation examples validate the theoretical results and the controller's efficacy.